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The Sick Man Of The West: How America's Self-Destruction Became A Global Spectacle

The Sick Man Of The West: How America's Self-Destruction Became A Global Spectacle

Paperback

Series: Essays, Reports and Analyses

21st Century United States HistoryGeneral Political Science

ISBN10: 1787952940
ISBN13: 9781787952942
Publisher: Global East-West Ltd
Published: Mar 20 2025
Pages: 144
Weight: 0.44
Height: 0.34 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English

The United States is at a critical juncture due to political polarisation and a deep erosion of domestic and global trust. In [The Sick Man of the West], this trust crisis is examined through the lens of a nation struggling with the loss of faith in its institutions, disorganised leadership, and the geopolitical fallout from crumbling power. According to Gallup's statistics, only 31% of Americans trust the media, and 36% outright reject it. This book builds the case that America's fraying democratic fabric is underscored with consequences far beyond its borders. This decline was crystallised in the 2024 election, a pivotal moment in American history. Even before the election, traditional media-their trust eroded by digital outlets, partisan echo chambers, and non-traditional competitors-faced an existential question: can institutions built in a previous century adapt to a new trust landscape century? As the book explores, the answer is complicated. News has been relegated to a battleground, where objectivity is dismissed as bias and sensationalism reigns supreme. To make matters worse, the nation's highest office has also devolved into a spectacle.

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